An index to the collected works of William Hazlitt

· 1830

It was originally intended to add an index at the end of volume xii. of our edition, but so many of Hazlitt’s previously unidentified writings were discovered during the progress of the work, that it was found to be impossible to make volumes xi. and xii. any thicker. A brief index of the titles of Hazlitt’s various essays and papers closed, therefore, volume xii., and the publication of a separate index was designed. The scope of this index was agreed upon between Arnold Glover and myself; the slips were made under my direction, and it was my intention to have checked them myself. Upon the death of Arnold Glover, however, I had to undertake other work left uncompleted by him, and the labou…

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